St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-11
BEAUTY ADORNED.
Costumes of the Lady Guests and
Ladies of the Reception Com

Costumes of the Lady Guests and
Ladies of the Reception Com
mittee.
The dresses and the jewels which be-
decked the fair forms of the ladies at
the reception were worthy of the ocea-
sion. Some of them are given below:
MRS. CLEVELAND. p
The lady of the White house wore a
Partisan robe of opal blne, embossed ia
ille,en traine, with heavy quilting of Val
encienneS lace, and finished with white
silk cable cord. The bouffante drapery
was of filmy blue gauZegs and tinsel
cast, and was caught up on the left side
by the shade of ostrich tips, The waist
was cut round in the back and deep
pointed in front, full decollete,
sleeveless and with a delicate fill
ing of exquisite Irish point lace.
Numerous diamonds gracefully caught
the lace and she wore diamond neck
lace. The caiffure was high and orna-
mented by simple cluster OF blue and
pearl crescent. Cream mOusquitanne
gloves, pale blue satin slippers EN-
brOidered in silver, and an elegant fan
completed the costume.
Mrs. GEN. Villas was charmingly at
tired in shell pink MORE. antique,
trimmed in AcajOu brown tinsel;
pointed cOrsages, and point lace. The
skirt was made entraine, with sicilienne
tablier of the same tinsel. She wore
diamond ornaments: fan to match the
suit, and the V cOrsage was fastened
by handsome breach. She wore light
gloves.
Mrs. MAYOR SMITH wore a black
brOcaded velvet, entraine with heavy
jet pendents embroidery; high corsage;
diamonds and point lace.
Mrs. EDMUND RICE wore black
faille de paris. entraine, and bauffante
drapery; square cOrSage and point and
ducheSSe lace filling; cOrSage bOQuette
of roses. and diamonds.
Mrs. LEWIS BAKER wore a black
satin, entraine, square cOrSage, white
Irish point lace and sicilienne tablier of
Genoa plush of the corresponding
shades, with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. JUDGE FLANDRAU was attired
LOndres and LOntre shades of brown
satin De LANES, heavily passemmen-
natural flowers and diamonds.
Mrs. w. r. MERRIAM was eXQuisitely
cOStumed in a light blue mervellieX en-
bOSSed, long train and bOutfante drapery
of blue silver gauZe. The waist was
full decOllete, with pOited front and
back. The shoulders were Ornamented
with delicate ribbons and pearl bead
trimmings. Musquetonne gloves and
numerous diamonds.
Mrs. GEN. j. B. SANBORN wOrey
white Rbrocaded train of silk MORE
heavily draped with white lace, V-shape
corage lace; open net sleeves and dia-
mOndS. III
Mrs. Col. ROCKWELL wore a black
Geneva plush, brocaded with white: Y
front filled with point lace, fastened
with pearl and diamond breach; Orna-
mented with roses. White gloves. =
MRS. SENATOR MCMILLAN wore a
black silk and lace, with traine; point
and ducheSSe lace trimmings and dia-
mOndS.
Mrs. DIR. DAY was attired in black
silk and lace, with square cOrsage. black
BRUSSELS net and pink roses. Brown
Russo gloves.
Mrs. L. K. STONE wore an embroid-
cred white lace, en- traine, with aman-
DER gauZe studied with pearls and tin
|. sci; full decollette, with Bon Silent
roses and exquisite diamonds.
Mrs. f. B. CLARKE was cOstumed
i'll pure white lace, with embroidered
silk petticOat entraine, land relieved with
sicilienne tabliers of dark eucalyptus
plush; full decOllete, and amber and
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. d. A. MoNFoRT wore bro
caded Genoa velvet of eucalyptus green,
V-shaped corsage with pointe duchesse
lace, diamonds and flowers.
Mrs. j. j. HILL-Bois de Rose, red
MORE with black llama lace Overdress.
short, high neck, with sapphire dia-
mOndS.
Mrs. d. II. MooN-Black dotted tulle
over antique MORE, short sleeves and
long gloves to meet; diamonds and am
Der necklace.
Mrs. ARNOLD Costume of
wine and Herculaneum blue plush
Overdress of wine, dotted Brussels net
sleeveless and square cOrsage diamonds
and opals.
Mrs. FURNEss-Elegant white en-